The greatest trick this devil ever played was to persuade people that he did not exist.
(media.greatawakening.win)
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The question for me always is, will you believe the unlikely or absurd if it is the only reasonable conclusion based on the evidence? Less so now, but I still sometimes say to myself "It is so unbelievable and yet, it has to be true." With the pizzagate stuff in particular, I would sometimes wonder if the symbolism and whatnot is just a giant troll and inside joke. But when you look at how far back some of this stuff goes, long before the internet was even invented by Al Gore, you have to conclude that there is something to it. There simply was no widespread conspiracy to troll. And yet, there are red shoes, and pizza, and weird pedo swirls, etc. There are just too many coincidences that add up to defy statistical probabilities.
That's good question to ask! I think with Normies the answer is that no matter what evidence is presented to them, no matter what facts - they simply CANNOT believe the unlikely or absurd. There's some kind of mental block that just cannot be breached in their minds. I can only think it's because that reality is just too damn frightening for them to consider.
That's exactly what it is. I remember dismissing 911 conspiracy theorists because it was just so absurd to fathom. I never got to step 2, "can jet fuel melt steel." That's a pretty basic question with a pretty straight forward answer. The whole thing reminds me of the below corrugated plate illusion. Once they flip in your minds eye, you can't really go back to how you saw it before:
https://www.thehits.co.nz/the-latest/this-viral-plate-illusion-has-the-internet-completely-divided-which-way-up-do-you-see-them/